Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:As a parent who considers themselves attentive, I wonder how the girl hid it from her mom for so long. He picked her up at her house. Bought her expensive items. I wonder what I don't know..
Do you have a 17 year-old? Or are you an "attentive parent" to a young teen or an even younger child?
Actually I have a 16 year old RM student since you asked.
Being attentive with my 17 year old means answering her text demands ( I forgot x please bring it to me) and seeing her flee out the door as she is leaving.
Yours communicates with you? You ask her something and she doesn't say ' shut up'?
Do you monitor her phone?! You realize that he got her a separate phone to only communicate with him with right? He groomed her.
Anonymous wrote:The smarts to get into RMIB and the street smarts to stay clear of a guy like this are two totally different things. No kid or family is immune..especially the ones that think there is "no way"
Anonymous wrote:These predators prey upon mainly troubled or shy students. They watch for weaknesses and can sense who is a potential victim.
My DD went through the RMIB program. There is no way that she or any student that she knew would have been so gullible to go with any teacher or staff to a hotel room.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:As a parent who considers themselves attentive, I wonder how the girl hid it from her mom for so long. He picked her up at her house. Bought her expensive items. I wonder what I don't know..
Absentee parenting is rampant in rich Montgomery County, and those who try to keep up with them.
Anonymous wrote:These predators prey upon mainly troubled or shy students. They watch for weaknesses and can sense who is a potential victim.
My DD went through the RMIB program. There is no way that she or any student that she knew would have been so gullible to go with any teacher or staff to a hotel room.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:As a parent who considers themselves attentive, I wonder how the girl hid it from her mom for so long. He picked her up at her house. Bought her expensive items. I wonder what I don't know..
Do you have a 17 year-old? Or are you an "attentive parent" to a young teen or an even younger child?
Actually I have a 16 year old RM student since you asked.
Anonymous wrote:These predators prey upon mainly troubled or shy students. They watch for weaknesses and can sense who is a potential victim.
My DD went through the RMIB program. There is no way that she or any student that she knew would have been so gullible to go with any teacher or staff to a hotel room.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You think they purposely hired a guy that they thought would prey on students? I think they may have sloppy hiring practices but do not believe it was purposeful. Her family didn't know but the school did?
He was giving her gifts AT school. Did nobody see that? He was taking pictures with her. I have a hard time believing that nobody there knew anything. Or that nobody saw anything suspicious.
+1. At least one other student knew about it!
This is what MCPS needs to do -
1) Retroactively do a background check for all employees to find out prior sex offence.
2) Educate the kids to understand what an inappropriate relationship with an MCPS employee looks like and how to put an end to it.
3) More yearly training for MCPS staff about what is an inappropriate relationship with a student, and let parents be privy to what this training is.
4) Also, teach teachers and staff to protect themselves from false accusations by students. Make sure that the places in the school that they meet with students on a one-on-one basis is covered by CCTV.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You think they purposely hired a guy that they thought would prey on students? I think they may have sloppy hiring practices but do not believe it was purposeful. Her family didn't know but the school did?
He was giving her gifts AT school. Did nobody see that? He was taking pictures with her. I have a hard time believing that nobody there knew anything. Or that nobody saw anything suspicious.
+1. At least one other student knew about it!
This is what MCPS needs to do -
1) Retroactively do a background check for all employees to find out prior sex offence.
2) Educate the kids to understand what an inappropriate relationship with an MCPS employee looks like and how to put an end to it.
3) More yearly training for MCPS staff about what is an inappropriate relationship with a student, and let parents be privy to what this training is.
4) Also, teach teachers and staff to protect themselves from false accusations by students. Make sure that the places in the school that they meet with students on a one-on-one basis is covered by CCTV.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You think they purposely hired a guy that they thought would prey on students? I think they may have sloppy hiring practices but do not believe it was purposeful. Her family didn't know but the school did?
He was giving her gifts AT school. Did nobody see that? He was taking pictures with her. I have a hard time believing that nobody there knew anything. Or that nobody saw anything suspicious.
Anonymous wrote:You think they purposely hired a guy that they thought would prey on students? I think they may have sloppy hiring practices but do not believe it was purposeful. Her family didn't know but the school did?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You think they purposely hired a guy that they thought would prey on students? I think they may have sloppy hiring practices but do not believe it was purposeful. Her family didn't know but the school did?
You really think no one at the school suspected what was going on?